[EAI-Belfer October Dialogue] “Exploring the Impact of the Russia-Ukraine War on South Korean Security” |
East Asia Institute (EAI) and the Belfer Center at Harvard Kennedy School held a public panel discussion on the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on global security architecture with a specific focus on South Korean security. Thirteen security experts from EAI and Belfer Center exchanged their views on the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on the future of East Asian security, the implication of the war for the security dynamics in the Taiwan Strait, lessons Pyongyang learned from the war, and the role of the ROK-U.S. alliance regarding the future global and regional security order, especially amid an intensifying U.S.-China rivalry. |
[ADRN Special Report] Minority Rights, Transitional Justice, and Direct Democracy in Asia: Country Cases |
The Asia Democracy Research Network (ADRN) selected three topics concerning current situations and futures of democracies in Asian countries: Minority Rights, Transitional Justice and Reconciliation, and Direct Democracy. Fifteen special reports were published as fruitions of ADRN members’ research. Minority groups across Asian countries are facing growing attacks on their freedom and rights, which requires constitutional, legal, and state-led provisions such as the independent judiciary. Three nations’ history of national tragedy and its handling shows that transitional justice is still an ongoing process, and whole-of-nation actors, including the government and civil society, should be involved in it. What is necessary to advance the direct democracy mechanism is an improvement of the quality and range of citizen engagement and coexistence with a representative democracy system. - Protection of Minority Rights in Asia: Country Cases [Read]
- Transitional Justice and Reconciliation in Asia: Country Cases [Read]
- Ups and Downs of Direct Democracy Trends in Asia: Country Cases [Read]
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“Recommendations for Seoul’s New Indo-Pacific Strategy” [EAI- Brookings Roundtable Discussion] ROK Indo-Pacific Strategy: Changing Global Order and the Role of Seoul |
“Changing Strategic Environment and Blueprint for Future Seoul-Tokyo Ties” |
[The 3rd MBN-EAI Diplomacy Strategy Symposium] Toward the New Era of the ROK-Japan Relations |
“Enhancing the Ability of Civil Society to Counter the Autocratic Narratives” |
[11th World Movement for Democracy] Building a Supportive Narrative for Democracy and Civic Space |
“How South Korea Could Step up to Become a Global Pivotal State” |
[EAI Interview] South Korea’s Role in the Indo-Pacific Region as Global Pivotal State |
“Realistic and Effective Approach South Korea Could Take to Build Peace on the Korean Peninsula” |
[Global NK Special Interview] Responding to North Korean Nuclear Threat: Nuclear Armament, Redeployment of U.S. Tactical Nuclear Weapons, or What? |
“Intensifying U.S.-China Conflict and Its Impact on the North Korean Nuclear Crisis” |
[Global NK Interview] U.S.-China Rivalry and the Future of the North Korea’s Denuclearization |
“Insight on the Korean Peace System in the Rapidly Evolving World” |
[Global NK Interview] Two Korea’s Opportunities and Constraints in the Post-Cold War Era |
“North Korea’s Future Relations with China and Its Implications for Inter-Korean Relations ” |
[Global NK Commentary] The Influence of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the DPRK-China Economic Ties and their Impact on the Korean Peninsula |
“Recalibrating Deterrence Against an Evolving North Korea`s Nuclear Threat” |
[Global NK Commentary] Evaluation and Suggestion on the ROK-U.S. Extended Deterrence Strategy and Consultation Group Meeting |
“Hereditary Succession and Leadership in North Korea” |
[Global NK Research Review] The Rules from the Playbook of the Three Generations of the North Korea’s Supreme Leader |
“Overview of U.S.-ROK Combined Military Exercises, Suspicion of Arms Trade between Russia and North Korea, and the Legalization of North Korea’s Nuclear Force Policy” |
[Global NK Special Report] NK Update for September 2022 |
“Deepening Political Polarization in South Korea and it`s impact in politics” |
[ADRN Issue Briefing] Elite Polarization in South Korea |
“Autocratic Power Undermining the International Liberal Order and Violating the Democratic Principles” |
[ADRN Issue Briefing] A Congruous Multilateral Security Framework? |
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